LOGINI woke up, the quiet sound of the fan and the scent of the lilies in the air. Staring at the ceiling, I tried to recall where I was and immediately remembered what happened. The memory of Peyton and her friends laughing, the drink and the fact that I had walked up on Kael, Talon and Jett while they were changing.
Heat crept up my cheeks again. “You're awake.” Talon said making me turn my gaze to him. “What happened?” Jett asked, suddenly at my side in an instant. “I—I don’t know,” I whispered. Kael walked over to where I was. “What did you drink?” His voice was low, almost angry. “A glass… Madison gave it to me,” I murmured, pressing a hand to my forehead. Kael’s eyes darkened. “That b*tch.” “She must have drugged you,” Jett said flatly, holding my hand tighter. “I just wanted to act normal,” I said, the words tumbling out before I could stop them. “I wanted to fit in.” “You’re not supposed to care anymore about fitting in” Talon said gently, brushing a strand of hair from my face. “You’re not alone anymore, remember?” Kael looked like he was two seconds away from storming out and setting the whole party on fire. Talon touched his shoulder silently keeping him grounded. “I didn’t mean to walk in on you guys,” I mumbled, trying to pull my hand away. “I'm sorry.” “Don’t worry about that,” Talon said helping sit up. “You come before anything we are doing.” The door opened gaining our attention. Madison walked in with Ezra and a couple of classmates. I had no idea what she was up to but the shock on her face as she saw me with Kael, Talon and Jett. “ You said she passed out.” Madison whispered angrily as she looked at Peyton and the two girls behind her. “ If you're here to see if your plan worked, it didn't.” Talon said as he got off the bed. “ I can't believe you would stoop so low was to drug someone.” Madison's mouth opened and closed. She looked like a guilty person who had just got caught in the act and had nothing to say. Meanwhile, Ezra stepped forward. His eyes darted to Kael, Talon and Jett before looking at me. He had the same look of disgust as when he humiliated in front of everyone. “So what's going on here? I rejected you and now you're trying to cling to the hottest triplets in school?” Ezra asked confidently as he walked in. His words hit me like a slap. My fingers curled around the bedsheet, holding on like it could somehow make me disappear. “You don’t know when to quit, do you?” Ezra continued with a smirk. “Pathetic.” Kael took a step forward so fast it made Ezra flinch. “Say one more word,” he warned, his voice low as his eyes changed to wolf. Ezra scoffed raising his two hands up, “Relax. Just saying what everyone’s thinking.” “No,” Jett said sharply, stepping beside Kael. “You’re just saying what you think. But no one asked you.” Talon stood by me now, one hand on my shoulder. “You don’t get to speak to her like that anymore. In fact, you don’t get to speak to her at all.” Ezra looked between the three of them. “You’re seriously choosing her? A plus size shabby Omega?” “Yes,” Kael answered without hesitation. “Now get out.” He growled. Madison’s face was flushed red. “This wasn’t supposed to happen,” she muttered under her breath, but I heard it. “ In fact, we are leaving. This party is not worth much anyway.” Kael said as he reached down picking me up from the bed. A slight gasp escaped my lips as I stared at them. All three of them were by my side. Was this really not a dream? The hottest triplets defending me and acting like I was actually important? “You’re not alone, anymore.” Kael whispered as he carried me out in his arms followed by Jett and Talon. ***************************** (The Auditorium) Everyone gathered after school for the first meeting of the play. I tried my best to see if I could somehow get myself out of the mess that Peyton had put me in but our drama teacher, Ms. Penrose convinced me to stay. How could I be the lead actress and play the part alongside a boy who felt disgusted by me? “ When is she going to get here?” Madison impatient as she crossed her legs together referring to Ms. Penrose. Her eyes darted to me and I could see the obvious hate in her eyes for me. She pretended to act nice but her true colors got exposed. I got up from my seat trying to quickly slip away. The lace of my shoes tangled as I walked making me trip but strong arms caught me before I hit the floor. A faint chuckle followed. “Careful, Juliet. The stage hasn’t even been set yet.” I looked up, my face burning as my eyes met the piercing grey ones of Edward Blackthorne, the leader of the drama club and the male villain of our play. He was tall, with sharp cheekbones and that annoying kind of charm that made people hang on his every word. His blonde curls fell slightly over his forehead making him look like a god. He dropped me to my feet slowly, but his hand lingered just a second too long on my waist. “Th-thank you,” I mumbled, pulling away quickly and brushing imaginary dust off my skirt. He grinned. “You always fall this dramatically or is it just around me?” I opened my mouth to respond, but nothing came out. My brain short-circuited. Madison let out a loud, fake laugh behind me and I immediately stiffened. Edward turned his head lazily toward her, then back to me. “Ignore her. She likes to cling onto people. Both on set and outside.” My anger flared up immediately. “Edward,” Madison called in a singsong voice, clearly annoyed by his attention on me. “Aren’t you going to say something? Everyone is waiting.” “Oh, I will,” he replied without looking at her. “But first…”Edward turned and clapped his hands loudly. “Alright, everyone! Gather around!” The group gathered together. slSome whispering, others still looking at me with wide eyes. I could feel Peyton and Madison glaring holes into my back. “As you know,” Edward said standing in front of everyone like he owned the world, “ I will be playing Lord Ravyn, the villain with a heart full of darkness and secrets.” He said with a smirk and all the girls giggled. “And our Juliet—” he paused and turned toward me with a wicked smile “will be played by none other than Chloe Lunford.” The entire room was silent. Just then, someone snickered in the crowd. I was sure it was Madison. “I expect full commitment from everyone,” Edward continued, eyes still on me. “We’re not just putting on a school play. We’re telling a story of obsession, betrayal, and twisted romance.” His smile deepened. “And trust me… I take my role very seriously.” He walked past me slowly, then whispered with a smile, “Try not to fall for me too hard, Juliet.” Edward disappeared leaving just as Ms. Penrose finally arrived. But the damage had already been done. My heart wouldn't stop racing.JETT The sound of the doorknob squeaking made me freeze. Just as I was about to turn, Madison's hand wrapped around my neck stopping me. Her arms hung seductively as she gestured to the clock beside me. It was almost morning. I didn't want Chloe or my brothers to realize I spent the night with Madison. My thirst grew bigger, making it had for me to control myself. Growling, I leaned down and bit her neck. Her blood flooded my mouth once more making me dazed. There was something about her blood. It was sweeter, better than even Chloe's. Maybe it was because of the blood bond. "Oh my goodness," Madison moaned as if I was f**king her. I ignored it and closed my eyes. Her pulse quickened under my lips. The more I drank, the harder it became to stop. Her body arched against mine, her breath shallow and desperate. Every instinct in me screamed to take more, to drain, to claim, to dominate. Then I heard it. A sound from the hallway. Soft. Familiar. Footsteps. Her scent
CHLOE "Chloe, stay calm." Violet said as I watched Madison play her little games to be with Jett. Blood bond? It felt like a dream. A cursed one. I didn't even know it existed. I didn't even know it would be with Madison of all people. " You are pregnant now. Don't let her get to you. Talon is working hard on breaking the blood bond. She won't have much time to play the victim," Violet finished, her tone firm but I could still hear the worry beneath it. Even she knew the importance of the blood bond. I nodded slowly, my hand resting on my stomach. It still felt strange, knowing there was life growing inside me. A small heartbeat I could barely sense, yet it anchored me more than anything ever had. Outside, laughter echoed faintly. Madison’s. Through the window, I saw her standing near the courtyard, her hand on Jett’s arm as she pretended to need his help while working. He didn’t look at her, not really, but he didn’t push her away either. For the last few days, sh
JETT It wasn't Chloe's blood, thank moon goddess. My hands gripped Chloe's legs tightly as the smell of blood clouded my senses. I tried to resist it and turned to trace the smell. My eyes narrowed as my vision pierced through the walls to outside. Madison's scream echoed in my ears as she stood. Vampires surrounded her, their fangs out as they laughed while she bled out. "Help me!" Madison yelled. "Let me go! I said, let me go you disgusting vampire!" My body moved before my mind could catch up. In an instant, I was out the door, the air slicing around me as I sprinted forward. I didn’t have to go far; they were right outside our gate. Madison was on her knees, clutching her shoulder where blood was pouring out. The vampires circled her like hungry animals. “Let her go,” I growled. "If you lay a hand on her, I won't let you leave this place alive." I said as my eyes glowed wolf. One of them smirked, stepping closer. “A hybrid,” he hissed. “How fascinating. Consider
My hand fumbled with the scissors as I sat under the sun trimming the flowers. Life in the pack had been better after the wedding. Kael, Talon and Jett had finally become the Wolf Kings and agreed to rule together. Things couldn't get better than this. I looked at the flowers and smiled. Getting up, I walked up to the table to get some water when my stomach started hurting a bit. "Chloe," Violet asked as she walked up to me. "Are you okay? No. You should be fine. The healer said you were completely healed." "I'm all healed, Violet." I said staring behind her. "It's just a little stomach ache." "Stomach ache? Then we should call the heale—" Violet said as she turned but I stopped. "Could it be that you're pregnant?" "Pregnant?" My mind wandered to the past few weeks. All four of us had been cooped up in bed after the wedding. My hand shot up to my stomach as Violet's eyes widened with happiness. She couldn't hide her happiness. "Are you not happy about your pregnanc
Madison's voice rang out fiercely yet she was the least of my problem. I staggered back, my legs almost giving out if it wasn't for Jett. His hand wrapped around my waist while Madison strode down the aisle rushing as if she was possessed. Gasps filled the air as everyone turned to watch Madison walk down in a white dress. Her gown glittered with silver crystals, bold and unapologetically grand. She did this to annoy me. To mock me on my wedding day. “What is the meaning of this?” Kael’s voice echoing loudly as he went to stand in front of Madison. Madison stopped a few feet from him, her smile faltering the moment she saw him angry. "You can’t marry her, Kael” she said as her eyes darted to me. "She is dying!" A chill ran through me. My breath caught. “What did you say?” Jett growled, his hand tightening protectively around my waist. Madison’s gaze flicked to my arm, the one still hidden beneath my lace sleeve. “She’s been poisoned. Silver runs in her veins as we speak
CHLOE “The silver in your wound has sunk too deep,” the healer whispered, her voice laced with worry as she dabbed a cloth against my arm. “It’s not healing like the others. Your body is fighting it, but…” Her eyes darted away for a second. “But what?” I asked, forcing my voice to stay calm even though my heart was racing. "Just tell me the truth. I can handle it." The healer hesitated, her fingers trembling slightly as she reached for another herb-soaked bandage. “Silver doesn’t usually linger this long, not in someone with your power. It’s strange. I think the silver is suppressing your healing. “That’s enough,” I cut in quickly. “I’ll heal. I always do.” Her lips pressed together, doubt flickering in her eyes. “You should rest, Luna. Tell the Wolf Kings—” “No.” I gripped her wrist gently but firmly. “Don’t tell them. Not yet.” She looked like she wanted to argue, but she just bowed her head. “As you wish, my lady.” Watching her leave, I slowly stood up slowly,







